Dona Flaca

@chilangolandia.bsky.social

I call out hypocrisy, regardless of which community it comes from. I also post about the POSITIVE and countless contributions of Latinos and all immigrants in the U.S. FYI: forgive my typos. They happen. Often. 2026 is exhausting

Ethnic cleansing of 100s of 1000s of people who have lived in the USA as legal, productive neighbors for over a decade Will harm them & the communities they've helped keep vital White supremacist ideologues want white Americans to believe this will help us It's a dirty, harmful lie

Catherine Rampell@crampell.bsky.social · last mo.

TPS for Haitians officially expires tomorrow. ICE is planning big operations, with Springfield, Ohio among the targets www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-hai...

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison submitted affidavits to the court showing that Castro was in a romantic relationship with a woman in Mexico, and owns property there, presenting a possible flight risk. Cameron County, where Castro was jailed, is on the U.S.-Mexico border.

ICE agent Christian Castro, charged in Minneapolis shooting, released from Texas jail • Minnesota Reformer

Christian Castro, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent charged with shooting Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in Minneapolis in January, was released from a Texas county jail early Thursday morning.  C...

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ICE has fallen out of the headlines but July marked the largest number of migrant detentions ever on record. Five migrants have died in ICE custody in the last two months. It's also currently impossible to legally migrate to this country, as 100% of visa applications have been paused.

amanda moore 🐢@noturtlesoup17.bsky.social · 2d ago

A man and woman embrace as ICE and FHP detain her during an immigration stop in Fort Myers this morning.

“I'm not always nice. You know, it's like I'm... I'm just saying I'm a person. I wanna be nice. I choose to be good. I choose to have a good attitude. You have to work hard at all that." ~ Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton did all the good she could, for all the people she could, for as long as ever she could. From her legendary songwriting to the Imagination Library—which sent 1 million books a month to children across the country—she was the best of America. Dolly, we'll miss your great heart.

The cop couldn’t de-escalate this situation? Come on, now. ⬇️ According to vic’s mom: “12:32, he was on the phone with his friends. By 12:35, I believe he's already shot. So, within a few minutes, the cop pulled up and shot him. He was unarmed. He had a cell phone and a book bag," recalled Pysher.

Family speaks after man fatally shot by Upper Pottsgrove police: 'He ended up at the wrong house'

The Pyshers say their son was a wonderful young man who loved baseball almost as much as he loved his family.

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September is Hispanic Heritage month. Despite the demonization, persecution, and hate toward Latinos right now, we WILL CELEBRATE our community. To mark the start of HHM, a screening of legendary singer Juan Gabriel’s iconic concert in Bellas Artes will arrive in U.S. theaters on Sept. 15!

Want to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month With a Massive Juan Gabriel Karaoke? Go to the Movies on Sept. 15

Juan Gabriel fans will be allowed, and apparently encouraged, to break one of the most sacred rules of moviegoing: Do not sing during the film. Juan Gabriel: Mi Primer Bellas Artes, a newly restored a...

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In a landscape where Latino voices remain marginalized in executive suites and MSM, AVANCE and Hispanic Exec. represent something more significant: a deliberate reclamation of narrative and opportunity. “…Latinos continue to be perpetually ignored and completely misunderstood. Taken for granted.”

“Defiantly Hopeful” - Inside The Movement To Transform Latino Representation In Business

AVANCE recently announced its future plans, including conferences and the acquisition of Hispanic Executive magazine, aiming to elevate Latino leadership. Founders Gary Acosta and Pedro Guerrero highl...

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Immigrants are entrepreneurs who create jobs! ⬇️ On Instagram, Eduardo said the honor of his Forbes 30 Under 30 distinction doesn’t just belong to him. “It belongs to my dad, my family, and our entire race that has supported us. Without you, we are nothing…” the post, translated from Spanish, said.

Owner of Waco-based Mexican popsicle company named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list

Eduardo Garcia, 29, says he’s the first and only Mexican paletero to appear on the prestigious list. The shop brought in nearly $2 million in revenue in 2024.

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Imagine how much our economy is losing… ⬇️ In 2015, DACA-eligible immigrants were 15 percent more likely to start a business than U.S.-born Americans in the same age range. 37,813 DACA-eligible immigrants owned their own company in 2015, and these businesses had a total income of $658.7 million.

DACA-Eligible Entrepreneurs Earned More Than $658.7 Million in Total Business Income in 2015 - American Immigration Council

NEW YORK, NY – As the fight to protect Dreamers continues in Washington, NAE is releasing data every day showing just how much DACA-eligible immigrants contribute to the American economy. In today’s i...

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This is why Stephen Miller made it his mission to destroy Latino businesses. ⬇️ Latino/a entrepreneurs continue to be a force for economic development in the United States: They own 4.7 million businesses that generate more than $800 billion annually. But they are not monolithic.

Report gives a richer picture of Latino entrepreneurs

A new report highlights the role played by women, immigrants, and new technologies in the growth of Latino/a-owned businesses.

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While MSM portrays immigrants mostly in relation to the border, Hollywood keeps doing what it does best. ⬇️ Additionally, the report noted that out of all immigrant characters, one in four were portrayed as a criminal, drug dealer or human trafficker, perpetuating negative stereotypes on-screen.

Latine Immigrant Representation Drops to 23% Across Scripted TV: Industry ‘Cannot Rely on a Few Programs to Represent the Whole’

Representation for Latine immigrants has hit a new low in TV, according to a report from Define American and USC's Norman Lear Center.

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Immigrants work in MANY fields and are more likely to be entrepreneurs, but media ignores this. They hardly ever include Latinos or other immigrant voices in the conversation. ⬇️ The study finds that, per capita, immigrants are 80 percent more likely to found a firm, compared to U.S.-born citizens.

Study: Immigrants in the US are more likely to start firms, create jobs

Immigrants to the U.S. are more likely, on a per-capita basis, to start businesses than native-born Americans are, according to an MIT study that looks at registered businesses across the country.

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